The phrase "profound balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deep or significant equilibrium in various contexts, such as emotional, philosophical, or physical balance.
Example: "Achieving a profound balance between work and personal life is essential for overall well-being."
Alternatives: "deep harmony" or "significant equilibrium."
The critical gene, well known for its role in suppressing tumors, seems to mediate a profound balance between life and death.
This original life without a mother cell must be able to feed (off of what), digest, plus have reproductive genetic codes, organelles, organs and cytoplasmic (cellular) life, with a profound balance of thousands of dependencies even in single cell life.
For activists and concerned citizens of all kinds, we have our own profound balancing act.
Lothar Mendes's direction has achieved a sound balance between the jocund and the profound.
But at the least, Dr. Courtney said, the findings show that many parents seeking welfare are having "a profound difficulty balancing the demands of work and parenting".
In the present study, ischemia induced profound impairments in balance (vestibulomotor function) and motor coordination measured at the beam balance test [47] and on the accelerated rotarod, which is more sensitive to mild lesions [48] [50].
But also had worsening autonomic symptoms all along -- incontinence, difficulty breathing, swallowing, talking, bad body temperature regulation, profound lack of balance, all progressing really fast -- the good stuff that goes with MSA.
Inflammation in the brain elicits a state of profound negative energy balance that is an adaptive response to infection [1] and induces sickness responses such as fever, anorexia, weakness and hypoactivity [2].
Individuals with USH1 have profound congenital deafness, balance problems and relatively early-onset retinitis pigmentosa.
Post-bariatric surgery, the whole mechanism could be thrown into reverse because of profound negative calorie balance.
The cataclysmic metabolic effect commencing on the day of surgery was that of sudden and profound negative calorie balance.
